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Showing posts with label residential premises. Show all posts
Showing posts with label residential premises. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 December 2019

How to prove that tenanted premises was residential or non residential in absence of zonal plan?

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It has been repeatedly held by this Court that in the absence of any zoning plan, scheme or notification proving the residential or non- r...
Wednesday, 15 August 2018

Whether eviction decree will be passed against tenant if his family member acquires residential premises?

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In our opinion, in order to attract the proviso, three facts need to be proved. First, the tenant or any member of his family, as specifie...
Saturday, 24 March 2018

Whether residential premises can be given to landlord for commercial use?

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 The respondent sought possession of the premises let out to the appellants and three other tenants on the ground that it wanted one room ...
Saturday, 10 March 2018

Whether landlord can seek eviction of tenant from residential premises for starting business in said premises?

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Besides the abovesaid subsequent development, there is another vital matter which has been overlooked by the lower Court, inasmuch as, adm...
Sunday, 18 February 2018

Whether landlord can seek eviction of tenant from residential premises if he requires it for non-residential purpose?

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Besides the abovesaid subsequent development, there is another vital matter which has been overlooked by the lower Court, inasmuch as, adm...

How to determine reasonable compensation in eviction proceeding?

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Though ordinarily interference by this Court would not be warranted, particularly at an interlocutory stage, in the discretionary powers o...
Sunday, 25 September 2016

Rateable value for payment of property tax is to be fixed on the basis of standard rent

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In my opinion, the Small Causes Court has erred in allowing the appeal. The observation of the learned Judge that there can be no distincti...
Sunday, 29 March 2015

Whether right of a person to construct residential houses can be taken away?

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The law in this behalf is explicit. Right of a person to construct residential houses in the residential area is a valuable right. The sa...